Значения термина academic department на английском

Dr. Wilbur graduated from the academic department of Stanford University in 1896.

Three days before he had sent the following note to the head of the academic department:

An academic department was organized in 1874.

Today, for instance, an academic department might negotiate a software licensing agreement with the same vendor that the central IT department is negotiating with.

He served two terms as dean of the faculty of commerce and developed his own department into the largest academic department in the university.

Today the Engineering School boasts several academic departments and research centers.

Academic departments are externally assessed at regular intervals.

Mr. Lee, Director of the Academic Department:

In addition, some 90-plus separate academic departments are being recast into 35 schools.

Some 55 stands representing the college's academic departments will provide information on the range of postgraduate programmes on offer.

Mr. Lee, Director Academic Department:

Many universities only disclosed formal complaints, with 14 acknowledging that individual academic departments could hold additional allegations and informal complaints.

These techniques may optimize allocation of scarce resources in the context of the goals specific to individual academic departments of surgery.

: 2 in the Law Department; 18 in the Medical Department, and 14 in the Academic Department.

Six women graduated in April with the medical class, one with the law class, and two now graduate in the Academic Department.

This is not the place in which to give a detailed account of the work of each one of Wellesley's academic departments.